[Mjhsteam] Bi-Weekly Principal's Letter

[Irina Kappler-Crookston]

I hope you all have had a great start this year. Thanks for keeping me 
informed about what is happening at MJHS, but I would like you to take 
me off your e-mail list since I do not have a child attending the school 
this year. I am looking forward to being back on the list in two years 
when Richard will be in seventh grade.

Sincerely,

Irina Crookston

Kleinert, Dale wrote:

> September 4, 2006
>
> Dear Parents,
>
> This newsletter is the first of a regular bi-weekly letter from the 
> Moscow Junior High School Principal. We post the letter to the MJHS 
> website, and also send it via email to all families who have signed up 
> for the Parent Support Team listserve. If you’re reading this on the 
> web and would like to receive regular email updates, please contact us 
> and we will get you signed up.
>
> Students and teachers have now been together in class for three days, 
> and you should have seen lots of paperwork introducing classes, school 
> activities, and academic information. If you have not seen any of this 
> paperwork, please dig through the backpack with your son or daughter, 
> as many of the forms need your attention. All of the paperwork is 
> important, but the “Student Information Card” is especially crucial. 
> It gives us the information needed to contact you during the school 
> day in case of an emergency.
>
> Each student who attends Moscow Junior High School also received the 
> “Student Agenda”. This document consists of the Student Handbook and a 
> daily planner. We’ve asked students to review the handbook portion 
> with parents. Following your review, please sign the front page and 
> return the handbook to school with your child. The daily planner is a 
> great way for you and your son/daugher to keep up with schoolwork. 
> Please encourage him/her to write something down for each class, every 
> day. Daily monitoring of the planner will help you communicate with 
> your child and the school.
>
> All students should have some schoolwork to do each evening. Please 
> set aside a quiet time that can become a routine for homework. Many 
> websites are dedicated to helping parents and students with beginning 
> of the school year frustrations. Some have information about study 
> habits, others give advice on how to get back into the school routine. 
> Here is one that may give you some tips. www.familyeducation.com 
> <http://www.familyeducation.com/>
>
> *_ _*
>
> *_School year office hours_** - *The office is open and phones 
> (882-3577) are answered from 7:30 a.m., – 4:00 p.m., each school day. 
> The attendance line (892-1177) is available 24 hours a day for 
> messages regarding attendance. Please call the office as soon as 
> possible when you know your child will be absent.
>
> *_Back to School Night_*
>
> Please plan to attend our annual “Back to School Night”. This event 
> will be on Thursday, September 7^th , beginning in the Fieldhouse at 
> 7:00 p.m. You will have the chance to go to each of your child’s 
> classes and meet the teachers. Students will be bringing home more 
> information and their schedules on Wednesday, September 6.
>
> *_School Photos_*
>
> School photos will be taken on Friday, September 8. Students will be 
> bringing home more information on Wednesday, September 6. If your 
> child is not in school that day, a photo make-up day will take place 
> in early October.
>
> We hope your family has a great school year. If we can help in any 
> way, please contact us at MJHS.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Dale Kleinert, Principal
>
> Moscow Junior High School
>
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